National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson, Wyoming

During your stay at the Rusty Parrot, be sure to visit the National Museum of Wildlife Art located in Jackson Hole on a butte overlooking the 20,000-acre National Elk Refuge.

The Museum features an extensive collection of over 2,000 pieces of art portraying wildlife from 2000 B.C. through the present. American art from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries is particularly prevalent, recording European exploration of the American West. Although focused primarily on American and European sculpture and painting, the museum’s permanent collection is expanding to include acquisitions from Africa and New Zealand.

Group tours are offered by the museum and make a great addition to Grand Teton and Yellowstone tours. An early morning breakfast, wildlife talk, and gallery walk are included.
“Tapas Tuesday Nights” is another specialty of the National Museum of Wildlife Art. Enjoy fine food, fine people, and fine art every Tuesday evening between 5:30 and 9:00. Reservations recommended.

For more information contact:

The National Museum of Wildlife Art
http://www.wildlifeart.org